Vocabulary Word
Word: bound
Definition: leap or spring; limit or confine; constitute the limit of; Ex. bounded by Canada; N: leap or jumping; boundary; ADJ: certain; having a duty to do something (legally or morally); confined by bonds; Ex. We are bound to be late; Ex. I am bound to say my opinion; CF. bounce, rebound
Definition: leap or spring; limit or confine; constitute the limit of; Ex. bounded by Canada; N: leap or jumping; boundary; ADJ: certain; having a duty to do something (legally or morally); confined by bonds; Ex. We are bound to be late; Ex. I am bound to say my opinion; CF. bounce, rebound
Sentences Containing 'bound'
``You are a man of business and bound to have a reason.
He can not easily touch his face, his arms being bound.
The`Paul Jones'was now bound for St. Louis.
Do not, do not be afraid, or your limbs will be fear bound.
He was not bound, nor had they made any attempt to handcuff him; this seemed a good augury.
``It is a casket of wood bound with iron,''thought he.
He had, moreover, sandals bound on his feet by cords.
I have been bound by my promises as rigidly as any knight of olden times.
Count, what am I bound to do, being in possession of this secret?''
The tax which each individual is bound to pay, ought to be certain and not arbitrary.
But if they kept a life, and swaggered; I (God be thanked) am not bound to imitate them.
Here was his master defeated, and bound not to take up arms for a year.
For of course that's where one who dies in despair is bound for."
'His feelings will soon get the better of it, I'll be bound.
'I am bound to believe you, and of course I do believe you,' said Mr. Wickfield.
"Why should you raise up hopes which you are bound to disappoint?
If you don't hitch on to one tooth, you're bound to on another, ain't you?
I be bound, if I have to take a-holt of you I'll--" "They're in the trunk.
I then bound myself once more to the prescribed conditions.
'And I am so grateful to you for it, Agnes, so bound to you, that there is no name for the affection of my heart.
They would often spring, and bound, and leap, with prodigious agility.
He skulks about the wharves of Joppa, and seeks a ship that's bound for Tarshish.
Termination of local search can be based on a time bound.
The two of them were reportedly bound and gagged and died of suffocation.
The schooner had been bound from Thames to Lyttelton with a cargo of timber.
Once she is bound again, Tom resumes his search for the grimoire, but he is caught by the Spook.
The mantle is bound with two large tassels.
In Scheme, procedures are bound to variables.
The time interval is closed at its lower bound and open at its upper bound.
The witness stated that the girls were bound and gagged in the vehicle.
The London bound A2 isn't accessible directly from Falconwood.
The Kent bound A2 is accessible from Falconwood.
The Watchers are bound "in the valleys of the Earth" until Judgment Day.
The company argued it was not bound by the agreement.
Thus the parents are bound to live separately with the sons.
From there, it was loaded onto a Mississippi River barge bound for St.
And I cursed the fate that bound me to him...
The WSOPE is not bound by this limitation.
At the age of 17 he found himself on a ship bound for Athos.
Both parties promised to be bound by the ruling.
They are irreversibly bound to the interface.
Morgoth is captured and he is bound again with the chain Angainor.
Morgoth and many of his captains were bound ...".
The most common problem with bound feet was infection.
She was carrying a cargo of lumber bound for the Tyne.
Bound graphs are sometimes referred to as "upper bound graphs", but the analogously defined lower bound graphs comprise exactly the same class—any lower bound for ≤ is easily seen to be an upper bound for the dual partial order ≥.
String (++) is bound to Java's String (+).
This creates a few possible outcomes, "Tester" cDNA bound to "Tester" cDNA, "Tester" cDNA bound to "Driver" cDNA, and "Driver" cDNA bound to "Driver" cDNA.
ManX can be membrane bound or non-membrane bound.
A parent's lower bound is set to the maximum of the lower bound of the children.